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Adds retime #529
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Adds retime #529
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It works off of #528 |
@iblislin What do you think about the interface? I have chosen singleton types instead of Symbols so that a dispatch system can be implemented. |
well, I personally prefer the Symbol, and build with literal type dispatching. e.g. julia> f(::Val{:abc}) = 42
f (generic function with 1 method)
julia> f(x::Symbol) = f(Val(x))
f (generic function with 2 methods)
julia> f(:abc)
42 but I'm not sure about the performance penalty. Maybe you could give that a try. |
@iblislin I added a documentation page as well. |
Could you sync (rebase or just merge) this branch with master? |
minor return iterator and adds test starts to add retime changes _split changes LTS overload Base.split changes interface of _split to return timestamps
adds missing deps another missing dep support symbols as well handle missing data adds docs on retime minor
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Done |
@iblislin any thoughts? |
Any idea about the Documenter build failures? Tons of |
new_values = __get_new_values( | ||
T, length(new_timestamps), size(values(ta), 2), extrapolate, skip_missing | ||
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old_timestamps = convert(Vector{DN}, timestamp(ta)) |
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not sure why the convert
is needed?
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This is since Dates.value
is different for Dates and DateTimes. But the source TimeArray and the given time vector might are different.
Not really. |
Closes #439